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 Fairy Friends - Claire Freedman
Newest Review: ... light, The tiny friendship fairies live Hiding out of sight.' I think this paints a rather lovely picture and my youngest ... more  ... daughter was so entranced by this that she keeps going out into our garden and looking under the flowers to see whether she is able to spot some fairies too! She hasn't found one yet but she is convinced they are there!
It goes on to say that they live in a 'shimmery, secret world' and that 'their lives are extra magical as friendship lasts forever!' I hope you can see just from these small examples that this book is based on some lovely ideas and uses very descriptive and eloquent language. Throughout all the poem...more |
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Fairy Friends - Claire Freedman: Watch out for that fairy in the garden! (716 words)
by - written on 22/05/08 (Very useful, 166 readings)
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When you look at this book - Fairy Friends - you can see that it is rather pink and all about fairies so it was sure to appeal to both my daughters without a doubt! Also it has a very interesting front cover which has a window at the front. This is filled with some sort of liquid and tons of small glittery stars so if you give the book a good shake it makes fairy dust appear everywhere!My girls were both really excited when they saw what it could do. (Mind you, you do have to give a book a really good shake to get all the stars swirling about but it is worth it!) The book is written by Claire Freedman and illustrted by Gail Yerrill and is filled with lots of ... Read the complete review
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